Sega Multimedia Studio

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Sega Multimedia Studio
Founded: 1991
Defunct: 1997
Headquarters:
Redwood City, California, USA

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Sega Multimedia Studio was a development division created by Sega of America.

After the release of Wild Woody, the Multimedia Studio was closed[1], with many of the staff moving to Gametek. Some months prior, the audio department was spun-off into a separate entity; Sega Music Group.

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